Yowies have their roots in Aboriginal folk tales and now have tens of thousands of believers, who say it resembles the Bigfoot. We liked this sighting for various reasons. Mr. Dean Harrison, who has been researching Yowies for years, managed to capture two large Yowies ‘s from behind a tree. Mr. Harrison claimed the first Yowie pretended to be a tree in a bid to hide from the researchers. “It’s doing what Yowies do, they all hug a tee” he said. “This one here is hugging the tree, so he blends in

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The Yowie is a large, hairy creature from Australian folklore, similar to Bigfoot. It is said to live in forests and mountains and is often described as very tall and strong. Some stories say the Yowie is shy and avoids people, while others describe it as frightening when disturbed. In Aboriginal legends, it is a powerful being that deserves respect. | Terrifying Earth